The 12-Panel Urine Dip Drug Test Kit screens for 12 different classes of drugs in a single convenient dip card.  It is safe and easy to use.  Interpret results within a couple of minutes with up to 99% precision and economical for any on-site screening.  The 12-Panel Urine Dip Drug Test Kit is FDA 510 (K) Cleared to market and CLIA Waived. The 12 Panel Urine Dip Drug Test Kits available in bulk order for employers.

Drug Testing Levels and Detection Periods

Product Description

The 12-Panel Urine Dip Drug Test Kit is a safe and reliable product that screens for 12 different classes of drugs:  THC, COC, METH, OPI, BUP, AMP, BZO, PCP, BAR, MDMA, MTD, BUP and OXY.  This device is economical for any instant on-site drug screening with confidential results in a couple of minutes.  It utilizes lateral flow chromatographic immunoassay method for qualitative detection of a selected drug and its metabolites in urine.  The Panel/Dip Device is FDA 510(K) cleared to market, CLIA Waived and adheres to SAMHSA approved guidelines.  The 12-Panel drug test is suitable for home testing, workplace testing, rectifications, clinics, hospitals, rehab centers, personal use and any on-site testing.

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Features & Benefits

• FDA 510(K) approved
• CLIA Waived
• Result accuracy up to 99%
• Utilizes lateral flow chromatographic immunoassay method
• Simple, safe and easy to use one-step procedure
• Clean, hygienic testing
• Result interpretation within 5 minutes, confidential
• Authentic
• Normal storage conditions (room temperature)
• Shelf life up to 18 months from date of manufacture
• Cost efficient for any on-site screening
• No special storage requirements to preserve stability
• Small sample volume required, just dip
• Portable and disposable, non-biohazard waste
• Adheres to SAMHSA standards for substance abuse screening

How to use the 12-Panel Drug Test Kit

• After collecting the urine sample, remove the instant drug test kit from the foil pouch.
• Remove the cap from the end of the test and use it to gently bend the exposed strips back and forth to repair them for urine absorption.
• Dip the exposed strips into the urine sample making sure the urine does not come in contact with the plastic portion of the testing panel.
• The strips should be immersed in the urine for 10 to 15 seconds.
• Recap the urine test and lay down on a clean flat surface.
• Red lines will begin to appear on the result window almost immediately; however, the results should only be interpreted at 5 minutes.

How to Read Drug Test Results

Please make sure to read the results within 5 to 10 minutes.  Do not read after 10 minutes since the results will be invalid.

• On the testing panel, a red line will appear next to the Control Line (C).  This shows the test is working and has plenty of urine to perform correctly.
• A red line next to the Test Line (T) shows the test is negative for the corresponding drug listed above.
• If there is no red line next to the Test Line (T), then the donor is positive for the corresponding drug/drugs listed above.
• If any of the testing windows has no lines present and does not appear as though the urine has migrated up the sample window, you may try to remove the cap and re-dip the strips again in the urine for 10 to 15 seconds, recap the test and lay down on a flat surface.  At this point if the red line appears next to the Control Line (C), then the kit is working.
• If no lines appear even after second attempt, then it is Invalid.  You can contact the manufacturer.

This screening device will provide only qualitative result.  All positives should be confirmed by an alternative method such as GC/MS (Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry), which can only be performed by a drug testing laboratory.

Scope for a 12-Panel Drug Test

Many employers opt for the 5-panel drug test as a norm; however, business sectors that are distinct (i.e., susceptible to accidents or injuries, risks involved in certain fields) usually prefer expanded drug testing procedures.

The upsurge of drug abuse has been a chronic problem for many employers across different industries, corroborating the need to mandate drug-free policies that foster pre-employment and random drug testing procedures.  Department of Transportation (DOT) field regulations mandate the individuals in federal or safety-sensitive positions to consistently submit to drug testing.

Drug screening serves as a deterrent to illegal drug abuse, but individuals who take prescribed medication may also test positive when the cutoff threshold exceeds.  It is important to inform the MRO as well as the prospective employer of any prescription(s) that might lead to test abnormalities, compromising employment opportunities.

Employers can assist in fostering a drug-free workplace, offsetting the drug crisis that can hamper productivity, interfere with job performance and increase potential liability.  A 12-panel drug test can be a viable etiquette in drug screening protocol in combination with educational resources addressing the impacts of drug abuse in the community.

Due to the comprehensiveness of a 12-panel drug test, it is often used in court cases such as divorce proceedings, child custody, forensic investigations, etc.  It is also employed in construction industries, manufacturing companies that involve safety-sensitive activities, transportation including railroad, aviation, mass transit, shipping industries, etc.

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To stipulate a drug-free work environment, employers might need to choose stringent drug testing policies for their employees to deter substance and alcohol abuse.